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Ask Yourself These 6 Questions

Posted on : 13-07-2011 | By : admin | In : Articles

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Many of us become demotivated in our careers, become complacent, or are satisfied with our businesses the way they are. Sometimes we need a boost to help us re-kindle the passion in our business life. Lately I have become more and more excited about my business and projects I have going on, therefore I have decided to share with you a few questions that helped me to get back on track.

Ask yourself the following questions, but answer HONESTLY:

  1. When you wake up in the morning, do you think to yourself “I am really looking forward to what today brings me?”
  2. Do you often think you “have it all together?” If your answer is yes, you are too comfortable in your work. I have never met a person who truly “has it all together,” so make sure you aren’t lying to yourself!
  3. When was the last time you took on the task or tasks of one of your staff members? Do this for one day in the next week, and you will re-appreciate their work. If your staff feels appreciated, they will work harder for you as well.
  4. Do you smile at work? Do you laugh every day?
  5. Is your business growing, or are you content with the size of it as it is? If your business is now growing, there may be a problem.
  6. When was the last time that you made a business decision to help your business grow, despite risks?

We have all been there; the place where your business life is a mundane, monotonous experience everyday. I encourage you to mix it up, have some fun at work, with your staff, and with your business. I am curious as to how your business is doing, and how happy you are with your business and/or career.  Feel free to email me, Facebook me or leave a blog reply.

Joe Roberts,

Skid Row CEO

 

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Well…as a matter of fact…I happen to love my job-the staff, the children and all of the work that is entailed! However, now that I am obligated to go back on relief temporarily…I am contemplating on keeping my current position or exploring another venue that can guarantee me more hours, a sense of adventure and real labour? So, the question is this, “Do I sacrifice true happiness for a job that I can feel secure with or do I just thank my lucky stars and patiently wait until I get a bid in at the June 2012 Job Posting Meeting?” Stay tuned…I got an interview with the Mining Industry next week…I know it is completely opposite from working at a school!

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